The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1952, Page 7

Fire Luddies Work For Dimes Fund ay IN THEIR SPARE MOMENTS the boys at the Main Fire House for the March of Dimes Fund - Shown at work are, seated from © been cut to the point Friday, January 25, 195? cemen h | where they might have to go out] hoe Prices No ‘of business. j @eae. Te) i ouger Frezen The ice distributors’ prices have- Stev enson W on t Be ; WASHINGTON «» — The govern. | Nt changed since the Price freeze | Pai Foy Drecid nent today took the heat off ice | “ Jan. £6. Ceilings for i ia un for Fresident acturers and harvesters have been! SpRINGFIELD, Ill. > G é ‘ adjusted sinc . Today’s action | aye ‘i eiee Weis s Stevens: i wrices which have been frozen for | effective nex! ces A permits | Adlai Stevenson’s reply Thursday catuidate in Geet Mee Srusiah v9 year pe retailers to pass along the} exact ‘ aX speculation that he was a decides no: to run, : rf he Office of Price Stabilization | amount by which :.is ice eosts hot prospect for the De id the profit margins o° some 'have gone up. Presidential nomina THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? a candidate for governor “ind-neth- ing else.” Stevenson returned from, Wash- ington after visiting with Mr. Tru- \ealers by permitting them to raise man last Tuesday. The speculation 1 Read the Classified Ads EL PASAJE RESTAURANT M. A .ORTEGA, Proprietor 1905 Truman Avenue KEY WEST'S FAMOUS SPANISH RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING IN NATIVE DISHES, SEA FOODS and CUBAN SWEETS Local People As Well As Tourists Are Cordially Invited Cosmopolitan Restaurant THE Spot Where Everyone Meets’ u — Famous For — eSouthern Fried Chicken eGrilled Florida Lobster Key West Turtle Steak eFilet of Fish eJumbo Shrimp eHome Cooking Always eCuban Sandwiches nding, WR AEE || a anaes Se Key Lime Pie on Greene Str left: Be Tel. 232 thur Lowe, John San Chief Leroy Torr Captain Frank Curry ¢ FEC, Pioneers And Families.At Reunion | ; jue’? Hae aeaseray T STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Mrs. and Mr. G. R. Steb Pedemonte; Mrs. Julie E. Chipps; Jack Wentworth; Mrs. Pansy Bal Mrs. and Mr. Harry Baker; Ed Goehring and H. H. Hyman Lindgren; Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway and R. F. Archibald. Seated at the luncheon table are, Mr. and M ‘ITS THE TOAST ‘OF THE TOWN’ HOME MADE FRENCH TOAST HOME MADE BREAD, ROLLS AND PASTRIES DAILY Try Our Famous La Concha Lime Pie COFFEE SHOP - La CONCHA HOTEL | "7 <<< FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE | GOOD ITALIAN FOOD LUIGI'S RESTAURANT: @—-CHICKEN CACCIATORE @ Pizza @ Spaghetti Collette's Restaurant FORMERLY BLACKOUT 917 SIMONTON ST. PHONE 461 YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED WITH OUR “SQUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN EN CASSEROLE” COUNTRY GRAVY, | FRESH PEAS, BAKED POTATO, AND CHEF SALAD WITH MY OWN SPECIAL DRESSING $1.65 (2 —— bins; John F. Potter; Mrs. and Mr. Frank J. Pepper; Mrs. David r Connor; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. C @ Raviola @ LaSagna eee Moretti Is | Convicted | Of Murder Was One Of Chicago’s Most Sensationa Criminal Cases CHICAGO (® — Michael Moretti, | a suspended state’s attorney’s po- iceman, was convicted today of | murder in one of Chicago's most | sensational criminal cases. ' A-Criminal Court jury set Mor- etti’s punish at life imprison- | ment. The state, in its second mur- der. trial of the 33-year-old Moretti, Ma ga for the.death penalty. — | first trialended with a dead- | locked jury last Dec. 20. | pagomestiarppented unmoved by the verdict: There was no demonstra. | jor-in~the courtroom which had | mn cleared of ali spectators. Defense attorneys said the case | would be appealed “clear to the; Supreme Court, if necessary.” | Moretti, the father of four chil- dren by his first wife, was tried for the slaying last Aug. 24 ‘of Arthur Gamino, 15-year-old West Side youth Edward Salvi, 21, was killed in the same shootinga nd. Leonard Monaco, 21, was wounded as they sat in an automobile in a West Side vacant lot | Monaco was the state’s chief wit-! ness, testifyi hat Moretti fired | without provocation on him and the other youths Moretti, a policeman since 1948 testified he fired at Salvi in self- | defense after Salvi had accidental: | ly shot Gamino. He said he was} in the neighborhood investigating illicit narcotics traffic. Earlier, he had beef beaten and relieved of his guiJi’a saloon fight butstestl | mony indicated of the three | shooting victims involved, Monaco testified he, Sati and Gamino found Moretti's gun in the vacant lot and gave it to him. Moretti then ordered them into the car and,» Monaco testified, fired on them. A grand jury failed, by one vote, | to indict Moretti, There was an immediate cry of “whitewash.” | Chicago Crime Commission d the jury’s action “a gross | carriage of justice.” There were weeks of angry, public de- bate before another grand jury was named and a special prosecu- tor appointed. The second grand jury voted two murder indictments against Mor- etti, Later the grand jury voted Completes Duty Here Official U.S. Navy Phote LT. (J.G.) LEONARD J. DEN- EY. JR. USN, has recently been detached from Fleet All Weather. Trainin. t, Atlan- tic, Key West, F' to report to School, Monterey, Cal had served division officer in the mainten- FAWTU with orders General Line | He ine as assistant ance department of since 1949. Lt. Deney entered navai ser- vice as an officer candidate In the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps unit at Union | College, Schene N. Y¥. and later was e - selaer Polytech Troy, N. ¥.. in the fram." At the latter college. he | was a Membez or Theta Chi } fraternity. He subsequent) aboard minesweepers in the Pacific. | Lt. Deney*is the son of Mr. | and Mrs. L. J. Deney, 78 Ken- | ton Road, Kenmore, N. Y. same pro- served The per capita rates of steel pro- duction in the leading Western) European countries are mo: | around two to three times as high | fs in Russia. | nih indictments against Moretti’s sec ond wife and his five brothers for conspiracy to obstruct justice. | They were charged with attempt: | ing to bribe or intimidate Monaco. 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